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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-03
CHARLESTON.
business Undergoing summer StaGuation
The News

>g.-,.. Cs...a oaa.a.. .t Pc. E,.t..
CHARLESTON. W. Va, August BUS
jucss at the C,pito' as well rs of the local
offices of governments, is Of decidedly
monotouous character since old Sol has
been tayoriEg supltrring race with his
warmcst beams. Under the careful
warchful and efficient direction Of Janitor
Carder the long neglected Capitol grounds
are already beginning 10 assume Il neat ap-
pearance. The grounds are now all graded
and cleared oil and the sidewalk has been
land in front of the building on Capitol
street Although the contract time has
expired. the clock has not vet appeared in
the dome.
Clerk of the House Pevt0u is in the city
having lust about finished the duties OF
his position from the late special session.
To the uuiuitiated In" position of Clerk
OF the House 40 ten dollars day and an
allowance az the end Of the session OF
extra days {" tia Sh up the business, seems
20 be almost slrcvugr. THIS Is, now
ever, Tar spm the Tea. state OF affairs At
the last session Nr. Pryton was allowed
Twenty-Five extra days pay. We lind him
Vet at work iu the discharge OF ms duties
over sixty DAYS. The fact is ten dollars
"a Lly IS AN Insufficient amount OF C0mpcu-
sttiou Tor the Clerk OF the House OF Dele
yates. w one who Is 40 alI acquainted
with the routine OF legislative proceedings
on who has seen Pcytou acting it hls ottj-
cilI capacity, will question his steady
and untiriug work drTIuga session. TX
animation Of the requirements cNaCted oil
clerk demonstrates thar hlS work it might
be said only hegius when the Legislature
adiourgs Notwithstanding the Clerk OF
th. senate receives the same per diem
and 70 is not too murE-he IS not required
10 read and correct the proof of either the
bills passed or the journals This * re-
CURED OF the Clerk OF the House OF Dele
gates The Clerk az the House should re-
ceiyea regular stipulated annual salary
and IL should be made sufficient to COM
prnsatr for the detention from all other
business OF that official The Acts Of l-~7,
IT'S compiled by Clerk Pyytou, will be
ready by August loth.
The contract Tor the printing and bind
inc ai q second edition OF the Code of
West Virginia .Warth's Amended has
been awarded 10 the West Virginia Print
ing Company, of Wheeling and Charleston.
This Code will contain ar the laws now m
force. including those passed az the last
two sessions. with correct references hy
marginal notes To all prior laws and appI-
cable decisions rs well as the Constitution
of the Uuitgi States the Constitution OF
thi State aud The laws of the United
States concerning navigation, with a coW-
p,ete index to the whole, and will be ready
Tor distribution by Noyrmher lst.
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Nuss.E. fs"r..u H#If .". 40. '.t r..~...
BEyERLl, ". VA, August Ian
doIph County Institute closed Friday even
ing, July 9th. The Institute aroused
much interest throughout and was the
most successful hell !or years.
Many OF the subjects aroused very spir-
tied discussions. although several teachers
complained OF too much Of "thr same old
groove m ,hc programme.
pou the topic of Education Of Jour
mails" the Instructor brought ont the
knowledge Of the tact that ont o. 81 teach
rrs present. only were subscribers to the
U,,t IjryiunG .>sbDDl .i0uruoi The list
wall Dee some larger hereafter. We hope.
ENNtatc Superintendent Butcher gave
this Institute talk upon the topic, Re
sources ct West Virginia. Having trav-
rIrd all over the State. hr wI. able To- give
much interesting information not found I'm
the text books
The resolution fayor.Ug the Prohibition
amendment caused spirited discussion,
a.F was passed hya Iighj not more
than halt the teachers voting
Prof Sips Lst Friday evening for
Weston. where the State Board of Exam
iuars hold au examination the wees fol-
lowing
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Pension. to West virriulau,.

N.E..r. I....r.rT. .H Do ~. custer.
UNSATISFACTORY, D. C.. August Pen
sious have been granted To West Virginia
applicants rs follows. To james J. Perry,
of Lawson. John !. Wolf of Eluma. ..lu-
mel !. clancy, OF Vaudeville, Oliver Shiun
uf Pah,Iue. John Elhan, OF Wheeling.
Albert Tryt~, OF Quarts; Isaac Scott, Of
PIrkrrsburg. Jacob Sl>eteC, OF Granville,
JOS Elliott OF New Haven; Mary MurrIu,
widow of James Muryju. of Wheeling, and
Samuel " Keudig, OF NestoTy,lle.
The following pensions have been reis-
sued. ISgIg ForUer. of Lubbock; Samuel
p Farrell. OF Wheeling, and the name OF
Samuel Guuu, of GrautSyjllr, has been re
stored % the pension rolls.
The following pensioners have had their
pensions increased. Harrison Edwards, OF
Clifton. Walter NJ. Williams, OF Winfield;
Townsend n. Coaksey. OF SiSt~rSyille; VIM.
"a Goudy. OF Limestone; Jas. G.. Young,
OF French Greek.
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NJ ATlONAL RANK OF " Ma.
WHEELING,

)APITAI..... .....,.....S"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-03

Mrs Wm,'Ow's Soothing Syrup tor
children rrrth,ng Is the prescription al
auruI the best female uurS.Saut physicians
IN the United States aud hats been used
tor :lrty years with nrv"" falling success
by millions ct u,r:h"rS for their cHldren.
During tG" VrrcrSs ot t., hing It's value Is
iYy.sicuablr 1t relieve. IN, child from
pain. cures dyseutery and diarrhwa, grjp-
iug i'm the bowels, and wiuG collie. by
giviu. health to tire child II rrsts its
mother Price 25c e bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-03

Nouody ever asks John l.. Sullivan 1t it
is hot enough Tor him. -jonruGi OF Eiv.g-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-03
An End to Bone scrapIng.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, Ill,
say. Having received 50 much heuehi
from Electric Bitters, / feel II my duty iC
let suffering humanity know 1t. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight years
my doctors told me | would have to nave
the bone scraped or Ley amputated' used,
iustead. three bottles Of Electric Bltters
and seven boxes Bucklen's ArnIca Save
and nv leg is now sound and well. -
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
bottle aud Rucklen's Arnica Salve AT Poe.
per boN by Logan n Co.
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Frelcrick ]. Norlon md oller. II

Frederick D. norton ana OF lerN J
The object of this suit is % have determined
the rights and pnoritlrs of the various claimants
OF sum OF money now in the hands of William
.C Huudluu, sheriff ut Ohio county. Wc,t Nir-
CHINA. uS the proceeds of a sale of certain prT-
>OuHl property, made 10y him under an execution
in the case of Charles Hoffman ~ Freaerick ]
Norton. and TO have the said sum OF money dis
hur,ed under the orders OF the said court, To the
parties entitled thereto ana incidentally To have
set aside and auuullei two deeds Of trust made
hy the said Frederick J. Norton 10 William
Hubbard trustee one dated on the Bird day of
July. lNsr. and the other dated on the 18th duy
Of April, ISL, both Of which deeds Of trust arr of
record In the office Of the Clerk Of the Comfy
Count of said county Aud Il appearing from All
affidavit fled I'M the case at these rules that the
said Diana {. Norton = nuta resident Of the state
OF West Virginia, and She not having been served
with process in this cause. ON motion of the com
paiuaut by his solicitor. this order of ruLIira-
ton j. entered agains her and 10 is ordered Tim,
the said defendant, Diana e. Norton br reuuir.I
to appear within one month after the date ~ me-
first publication of this order and do what Is
necessary Ia pr cct her Interests ID is further
ordered that this order lee published and posted
rs required by law.
Witness John ". Mitchell, Clerk ofsaid Court
40 the CONT House of said county. This ~ dsy
ui August l>>-, to-wiI. August Rules. lss-
JOHN " MITCHELL Clerk
Published the first time August g ls,-
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL rr.rE
HESEY II. Russell. solicitor Tor Complainant
Au2rHWt
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PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ;
MEEE.IS., August I. lN,.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
WHEELISr. August !, lNs5.
sealed proposals will be received az this Office
until Tuesday, the yth inst, ~ Il. IN, for the
rrpuiutiug OF the wood work of the StecurOi
Bridge. with two good coats of min raj paint, for
srr8pug aud repuiutlug with one coat focal tar
the iron work Of said bridge and tor tightening
bolts ami weigjug counter braces, amt replacing
d,,uyci wood work Che necessary lumber 20 be-
furnished hy the county, all ON the sam" bridge.
also. for >rrgpug aud rrptiujug with two good
coats %! wiuvruI paint tao iron work OF the
Wheeling and Elm GrOyc County Bridge, and
for rgpaiutiug lu ike manner the hub guards on
the same bridge All paint cNCvp, GOA. tar, to
Doe nj N,1 in boiled liu'uat oil
The Committee on Il ud> aud Bridges reserve
the right 20 reject any aud all bids.
ROBERT b. WOODS.
Clerk ut Board of Commissioners
" G. SMITH Cnuutv Engineer. au1
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.Ieu Advertisements.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Plans ans specifications for taking down and
rebuilding the First Presbyterian Church X, IL
a.rp. ohio. can be- seen at the Office of W. J. Nc
Claim Ba.laire All contractors must send M
their sealed bids on same by August q. l>>n. The
right is reserved 20 reject auyOr all bids.
By uudrr of BOARD OF True ELS
T. NJ = ,EDSG. Secretary. ly.,l
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for Sale.
EARM FOR SALE.

Tie subscriber VIII sell or trade tor h ,r,.-,...
property near the city of hE"r.u: y Farm ~ ..t
Acres on Big Wheeling Greek, iburl,,,, b.,
from the city Land very lryei i-rg.t,.. 81"
q! 'iuOd Fruit; Water in Ever Field t,..
tAgts and Cold Wei Water. soft ~ Ran. "',
Fences: plenty OF Limestone rn' Goa l7....
gain J. n nNt..
iylSeAgh urice. ilGJ Vain 81 ,f,,....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-03

The hest saiye in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, SaiJ kheuru, Fev@
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, ChilhlalnS,
Corus aud all the Skin Erupuons, ana
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
ii is guaranteed 70 give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price - GEMS T'.' hoS.
For zvlG ny Hogan y 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-03

AT SEATTLE, W. T., recently -O- women
were registered as voters. despite the
ruling Of the courts some time ago that
woHen are not voters in Washington Ter
ritory. Call cut the troops Woe betjde
the man that challenges q feminine vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-03

WHAT Euglishmeu do not know about
American politics would Hll a century Tile
OF Patent Office reports one OF them, m
commenting on the Ohio Republican con-
yruti0u. ~lgeiy observes. should Nh.
Elaine decide 20 contest the Ohio uomIua-
tiuu NIr sherman will probably have 70
give way. w. Er'timyrt Amcr.aU.
IL really would seem, after M, that the
English people know more about it than
the Hmsrirru.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-03

NCIuTON-At BeuwOOd, ". Va, Tuesday
Angus. "a. ISs7, at O'Clock o. m, FRANK j. M
IuruS. aged - years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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IN .IUlIi'lGg

- +.
y lu.wie I'm the Circuit Court OF ohio comfy.
West Virginia August Rules. lN>7.
Ada ]. Barr. ryccutiN ot the will"
OF Euh. q e. FAIR. deceased r ,.,.,..
o" ''''''' ''H
George LiuviI.u uui others
The uhiur, ct this suit is to ascertain the com
pyu,a'Iuu due to the late Robert q. Burr ~
solicitor ug. Of the money iu nI> hand, nj the
tire "' his death, and now i'm the nurul, Of his
rNccUlr.N, collected 100 ihv sal. of Mathew Ne
kruyrry, 70. Curtis. lately pending IN >uid
ruUrs. u. lu have the conflicting claims ,O The
residue th,ryI ufTuuTEr uyIlI Tauma, boyd.
Andrew wilkins uNf wilkins, Li, wife,
tWrSSuu Mrhrryur ana Nor Nukvyyrr settled
under the Orders of the CONT. rUl tu" money dis
irthutcd. uNN u appearing from an affidavit filed
u The cause a. these rules. that the said Andrew
Wilkins and his wife. and the >aII ClgIksuu Mo
knsyvr aud Morris MckCcvcr. are uuu-rv idruts
uf lHr state of West Virginia 10 is urtcrrd that
they appear here within one month after the date
of the first publication Il this order and do what
is uuu, NStry tO protect their interests II Is fur
tt.vT uTiu cd That this order Dee published md
posted as r,Vuirul hy law
Witness, luhu " Mitchell Clcrl, Of said court
st the count House of said county this II dav Of
August. INNs. tO-w.i August Rules ls>1.
JOHN W MITCHELL, Clerk
Published the first time August 3, lSS7
Attest. JOHN " MITCHELL. Clerk
HESEN VI. Russell, solicitor for Complainant
u1l. uGwt
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rTHE WHEELING INSTITUTE.
UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA

SIMMER LAW LECTURES tnine
weekly begin luh july, lsN1. and cnd llih sep
trmbrr Have proved of signal usr.-lst. To
students who design 10 pursue their studies al
this or other Law school. "a. TO those who pro.
po,rto read privately aud 81. To practitioner,
who have no. had the advantage ui systematic
Instruction. Fo. circular apply n. O. University
of VA To joins n. MINOR. Prof Com and Stat
Law myIINt"F '''
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QUEEN VICTORIA has donated >, 900 to
the Imperial Institute. She received
enough Jubilee TIP, 10 make up this sum.
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IIIEUNEJn Self.yentlIat. OCTOIFT6IT66T
M1IN ing American FtfiI6tRh URS

al Awarded al the Cincinnati Industrial Eypc-
Sltiuus. These are the only Reirig-ratOrs filled
with ground cork between the walls fthp prsT
mountaineering material known for thu. burmese
and are undoubtedly the best and chcsp,St AT
ticie of the kind IN the market. Every Rrrrigp
rGtor guaranteed rs represented. Can and *.
anime before buying. or send for PricpIi,f Who'll.
sale and Retail Depot l2l Main ST, CINCINNATI q
JUS W. NAlNb. hApllAturtfi my9
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Is Protection og Free trade HENRY
GE1EsE says iu note.
The term socialism" Is used So loosely
that it is hard 20 attach to It definite
meaning I myself am tiJsscd as IL social
i,t hy those who denouuce socialism, while
those who profess themselves socialists de
clare me not to De- one. For my own part
Iur,ther claim nor rrpudiate the name, and
realizing as 10 the correlu'jye truth Of
both principles can no more call myself au
Individuals, OF q socialist than one who
considers the ,oCc,s hy which the planets
arr held 70 their orbits could rlJ himself
a ccutrJtUg1IiSt uv q rsutrtpetallst. Tn,
German socialism OF the school ct Marx
.0t which the leading representative la
England Is Mr. II. NJ. Hyudmau, and the
he-. rN position ,u America has been given
hy Mr. Laurence GrOuluud.. seems 10 me
a high purposed hut urohtrrut mixture Of
truth aud uIlJry. the defects OF which may
Dee summed mp iu lbs want Of radIrlllsm
that is % SAY, o. going to the root.
mother word, Mr.. GEORGE thinks social
ism &, an right, hut it does not 20 tar
enough to sa:t h.u ia the direction Of rr-
dur,us mankind TO % state OF primitive
bubarism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-03

ACN>E isreportad from Kentucky where
a colorcd boy ha~ been setting tire To barns
and houses for fun, and although now
under arrest. he is quite Indifferent TO the
proceedings. because rs be l., only eight
years old, the legal officials don't know
what To 10 with him. There is, OF course,
only one thing to do with a little rascal
like that, which is to give HIM a good
sound whaling and put him to bed ON IA
t,uus o. bread and water. 10 his natural
guardians are iudisposed to furnish this
wholesome aud necessary correction, the
officers ot the .lw would not Dee ceusurable
10 they strained their authority point \
boy OF v,ShtwsJa a passion Tor iuceujarism
Is nor tu hr ENCOURAGED
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Richari Ferguson

.UNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
| G. m,y. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio Couu.
~, West Virginia. August Rules, lSS7.
Richard Ferguson
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FOR SALE.
THE OLD ATHENEUM CORNER

Corner OF sixteenth and Market Streets Inn,
SIS 90 cash. Apply 10 =. p MCVEIOR. il y,
f. Third st., 81 Paul, MINI, or aIdr,.,. '''
MRS. THOS WALTON
jy5cradq Colorado SPRING. CoIprst.
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Southwest corner Main sGl THcln'. ST.
DOES 4 GENERAL bASkIhui ri ,."" o..
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ONO COUNTY.
y tu.wi0. In the Circuit Court of ohio comfy.
West \lrvfufl August Rule. lS>-
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DIRECTIONS:
AUaUsT ROLF. iOIsN " .o: ~,
MICBsg. EGILLT, X ". NtIiE T.
r. ". hiDEBAY, J. K. A',"ri ~
Cats W. BHoCRu#:2H.
EARL ". OGLEBAY, President
CnAS. W. BHOCkUSlER Vice F-srl~. 9.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
LAWRENCE r. SANDS. Assistant o.
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Liver Pills.
r. II LIST, Druggist,

NuUv ..t"r. & VA ARE suffering from Turpi,
Liver. Indigestion. lick Headache ur Cnu>tIm
ton. give 'L"m u trial. For sale by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-24
He Met Pat KiIIen.

The following good story Is told Of an Eng
Tho day that Kien. Asuiton and sesiye arrivbd the
~ KlIsa .sissP ha ss S$,sh
the joke at and told him that Hisn had not got
En ssf Ss ssiis :esE, IA III. sSsa 3:
TO make himself at home, which he aid. YET
ting Nouiion TO one side he inQuiredi IN
say Mr.. Moulion can Mr. jack bSI Ilt"
M3nlton replied that he could do litle
al it but not much; and, giving sslys the wnk pr0,
PSssd t1.! nc and JsSl Che name ssse 1ea
would 30 d.lilhtef You know Per ny homer snS1Ia
with slsSEou9es E!.yen klsn pl,!sa The EEse3Sern
e. s;' Va. s plos ssrS
hSS,' f. i: e e ri can rs i'm Ring
Ssi;iSf a. s;. s
ssa nue. S.s pom ny soTs n Sar ysS spSs
az It. me BnslshAAn rushed a. him IKE bulaog,
fighting him With both hands jack teot h.ls.r. y.rY
easy a. lao. 5hS 1Ff:lPs shs ms os s s ss saa
half an kout Tor him 70 Isssyer Lsssr % hnirss
jack n reply presented SiS gard UfAt Rish 81 JATas
ass:t jag 5 SS,:iSs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-24
TIE oosr OF SWELL CLOTHES
Firth Avenue Taller Charres-Tailors vho
No Lenger Say "Pents."


This Ia the dull time OF the year In tho
tailor custom trade, and many workmon are
out Of employment until the fall trade begins.
One OF these men, who is also an ofIlcer in tho
Tallors' Union. has boon spending some OF his
leisure in thought. and he gave to reporter
OF The SUN some facts about the Fifth avenue
and Bowery tailors.
"peoplo seem to think" no said, that Fifth
avenue tailors mako all the money, and that
they charge exorbitnnt prices for clothes. How
ften do you hear Of q Fifth avenue tailor ac-
cumulatine a fortuno2 Tho wealthy talors
are tho men who make cheap clothes and many
OF them. Tho ready-made clothing men bo-
come wealthy. and tho big Bowery tailors got
rich because they do largo business for cash.
and thoy use cheap materials. There Is moro
profit per cent. on $40 suit Of clothes than on
a 500 and as thore are hundred cheap suits
sold to one dear suit, the man who manufac-
lures the cheap clothing makes the most money.
"A Fifth avenue tailor pays from 50 to s25
for having coat made. $3.50 to IS for trousers,
and almost as much for waistcoat Besides.
no has q cuttor at $50 or S75 week, and enor-
mous rent 70 pay. His cloth and trimmings
cost him three or four times as much as those
used In Bowery suit. and he has to make
many alterations to suit his customers that
cost 40 cents an hour. Against this rate OF
wages the Bowery tailor hires cheap labor. and
his hands work In outside tenement houses.
He pays 80 or rs cents for making trousers
80 cents for q Taistcoat, and "a or % ior
so oss THE shs sHt g. s aoS sS
suits tA9Ise e Sss fsSs n ees
81 ho most wh Io n e saS ,e fhsg
sped tho M0t arti f at tho trade kao.h
Fifth avenue. tailors to pay 20 high As $35 fof
the making OF an ovsfcont, th2ukh that Is not
common. These best grade tailors have women
to assist .tlom in tho sewing. to whom they
pe"'Ihe fashion Of women having teilor-msde
per cent. It was a good thing for tn. best
tailors. rs mono but q good fnan 10 Mt to
sfe st for LADY, i s"s sos mo,S an9
II trade S.s Would 30 Slack o,herwise. =. A' ~
"The sweating system hurts the pay, that
is when sub boss takes tho work and lets 1t
out to DO done In tenement houses. He pays
4 ana q hour = ass e Psi. % q : w;:,st.
taiiofs. A. tailor u tSs best class siysys
dresses well: II does not cost him Is muoh as
Sn s5 sst o sssi
cost $50 to any one slse.
Thsrs Is ole thing tho tailor. feel grateful
to TIE Sun for. 1ihas .elsyated the tailor BY
tes II ta p: ssss ~ N the
matter Of TROUSERS. Eo 1ps tailor says pants
any moro, and the change has como since THH
Sun called attention to the inAceuraoy Of such
expressions ss f1ne tailor. ado pantaloons'
and gents pants specially"
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Aliigators Fight to = Finish.
F,,ou TIA Philddeiphtl YecOrd,

A force and bloody fight between allicators
was the r.rs or. .5ssss =, &c
1 s:s
cons,rncSsd Tor them near his house They were ma.
uyss OF flordA ana were brought from that country
X. rc a1s.s St Ss~ns
and fatal termination OF this curious quarrel.
One day the attention OF The gardener, who was AZ
a: y , ~ IS, Ssn%sGn
to nr wsrs . Sna dspsrss. srass ii. man
rulhed The spot but powsrsss % stop tho light
which raging 90 nereey that the water va ..hed
a ar. Ss Tie si.!t 81 comb q
&c, me body Of the smaller alligator In his vide opan
Java but the latter was srAys so qrck to De caught
mayed round Hpa ,su.a lsGs s X,
the blood which lowed from The wounds innie,ed
10 this curious csntss. TIE gardener attempted
ss .''sa to H. :...S ay.r: II al nv x.rg r.; ID
over zach other stimes sh. wAst and at tiass
n IN @ Ha ss q s1
a, hs 0pponsnss body Their sleep! s,s' lsa sseom.
% s. aae IL 4!s .aa
on hi SIDE and b,ior. could get out q The way tho
rstsr ftsd X, snasiitr tns from ms surface OF The
water Apd shook hlm deg wsnid .kate Arst-shook
him unt u seemed the. his tall worid BE- hurled on and
limp IN those great laws rssn she LE animal dropped
the body and moved en to sun hin1at.
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BAnDERS' ETHICS.
The Mistake or Inquirins of Customers II
They Want Bay Rum.
Bay rum 2"

They Want Bay Hum.
EBAY rum 2"
So spoke barber in a well-known shop on
Nassau street. Tho proprietor glanced up
quietly and significantly. but said nothing.
When the customer had gone. the barber was
called to one side, and received, as far as could
be gathered from the whispered tones. sharp
ndmonition.
II mover allow my employees" said the pro-
prietor In response TO an inquiry, ITO ask my
customers whether they want anything, and
tlatter myself that this Is ono OF the methods BY
which have built up o business. A customer
is pretty sure to know what he wants, and II no
comes In for a tsn-eent shave he docs not caro-
to have It advertised that he don't fool able to
indulge IN a fftsen-esnt opsrstion. Even II.
In order to keep up appearances, he says 'Yos,
ana Vii Srold the shop ahoEsstd. Yes, Of.
believe the main ssotst Of my sueesss 10 that
none OF my BARRIERS 10 allowed to Say Day
Don't you lSfs seno , custom tie, wsya Si
II don't think So I, the customer wants bay
rum 10 10 pretty sure to have Is In mind. and
TO say SO, and then II he wants IL all the time
:" fThi. custom of offering stut, to customers
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BUT dSat i rscona.ad H. sn3 SsSt oder Il e
anybody"